In This Issue
Glee New Product Awards 2020 - Entries continue to flood in
Introducing Glee Gathering, 15-16 Sept 2020
Virtual Showroom & Product Showcase
Evergreen Garden Care launches all new, all natural lawn care
Interest builds for EKJU’s new products
Empathy unveils new products for the 2021 season
Primeur reveals double-digit growth in its award-winning Eco Garden range of recycled rubber innovations
Southern Trident launches 100% natural peat free coir compost with plastic free packaging
Grow Your Own kits for the novice entered by Taylors Bulbs in the New Product Awards
Primus launches latest garden must-haves at Glee
Zest 4 Leisure gears up for Glee Gathering
One-to-one meetings and virtual networking
Pleydell Smithyman celebrate 25 years working with garden centres
From gardening to crafting, hobbyists are staying at home. Meet demand by weaving Korbond into your range
Two days filled with exclusive content
Sipcam Home & Garden bolsters its ecofective® range with a fresh look, improved packaging, and new refills to reduce plastic waste
Fallen Fruits add to impressive range of products
Glee New Product Awards hosted by GTN
Glee Gathering will present two days filled with exclusive content
Tuesday, 15 September: 11:00 – 12:00
Tuesday, 15 September: 12:30 – 13:30
Tuesday, 15 September: 14:00 – 15:00
Tuesday, 15 September: 15:00 – 16:00
Tuesday, 15 September: 16:00 – 17:00
Wednesday, 16 September: 11:00 – 12:00
Wednesday, 16 September: 12:30 – 13:30
Wednesday, 16 September: 14:00 -15:00
Wednesday, 16 September: 16:30 – 17:00
Product Showcase
Glee New Product Awards 2019 - The Winners
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Wednesday, 16 September: 11:00 – 12:00

 

According to research it takes 66 days to build a new habit. During lockdown, many consumers formed new habits, with many being forced to discover local food retailers on their doorstep when supermarkets and deliveries where difficult to access.  This has led to a consumer movement around shopping locally and supporting local businesses.

 

Importantly, customers can see who their money is going too and are really embracing the notion of supporting their community and voting with their wallets with which businesses they are now supporting.

 

Developing a hospitality or food offering within your Garden Centre is a well-established way to help make your location a destination experience and diversify your income, but for many local farm shops have also helped tap into the conscious consumer market. What are the best ways to set up a farm shop/café?

 

How can you build lasting relationships with local farmers and suppliers? How can you continue to make yourself a centre of the community whilst ensuring a level of business resilience?

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